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NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring for Swift System Filters (49mm Standard Thread - 49mm Swift Filter)

Enhance your photography experience with the NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring, meticulously designed for seamless integration with the NiSi Swift System. Crafted from durable aluminium, this adaptor ring ensures longevity and reliable performance, making it an essential addition to your camera gear.

SKU: GC11-N-539163

NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring for Swift System Filters (49mm Standard Thread - 49mm Swift Filter)

NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring for Swift System Filters (49mm Standard Thread - 49mm Swift Filter)

Enhance your photography experience with the NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring, meticulously designed for seamless integration with the NiSi Swift System. Crafted from durable aluminium, this adaptor ring ensures longevity and reliable performance, making it an essential addition to your camera gear.

Specifically designed for the NiSi Swift System, this adaptor ring allows you to effortlessly use 49mm Swift System filters directly on your lens with a 49mm thread size.

The innovative design enables Swift System filters to attach effortlessly by simply pressing them onto the front of the adaptor ring, ensuring a secure and stable fit.

This adaptor ring provides a versatile solution for photographers who want to use Swift System filters without the NiSi True Color 1-5 Stops VND, offering greater flexibility in various shooting conditions.

Made from high-quality aluminium, the adaptor ring is built to withstand the rigors of regular use, ensuring it remains a reliable part of your photography kit.

Key Features:

Seamless Integration with NiSi Filters

Quick and Secure Attachment

Eliminates Need for VND Filters

Constructed from High-Grade Aluminium

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NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring for Swift System Filters (49mm Standard Thread - 49mm Swift Filter)

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NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring for Swift System Filters (49mm Standard Thread - 49mm Swift Filter)

Enhance your photography experience with the NiSi SWIFT 49-49mm System Adaptor Ring, meticulously designed for seamless integration with the NiSi Swift System. Crafted from durable aluminium, this adaptor ring ensures longevity and reliable performance, making it an essential addition to your camera gear.

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